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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1952
Page
6
The piece explains at home care for accessories to complement a new dress, stressing consistent grooming. It covers hats, veils, flowers, gloves, leather items, suede, purses, and hosiery, detailing steam, brushing, stiffening, washing cautions, and shaping to prolong life and maintain neat appearance.
Fragmentary remarks reveal admiration for a skilled actor. The speaker notes the person has been married to his partner for eighteen years, praising his talent and family stability.
A damaged text fragment describes a waiter and a drunk man in a city setting. It mentions kindness to animals and a vague scene of penny tossing into a sewer while watching a clock on City Hall. The passage lacks clear events or identifiable persons.
A humorous exchange contrasts pie with caviar in a comic restaurant riff. The waiter offers tapioca and dark glasses to blur the difference, highlighting playful culinary pretense.
In a satirical portrait by H S Phillips the White House rework under Truman is described as extensive with deluxe bathrooms modern elevators and a dazzling kitchen kunna features a jukebox and video. The piece also notes the president’s guards against political change and mentions Ellis Arnall and a digression on Dewey and Spain.
Estrella Longmans writes that her husband Sam, recently elected to a state office, wants to move their family to follow his political career. She fears loss of home, routines, and social life for their three children and asks for guidance. Estrella is urged to support his service to the country and considers whether staying is wiser.
Washington reports on Ifni, a tiny Spanish enclave along the Atlantic coast of Africa. The fort Santa Cruz del Mar Pequena vanished long ago, yet Spain retains sovereignty over this rough rectangle bordered by French Morocco. The territory, about 50 miles long with a 15 mile inland reach, recently issued a postage stamp showing a long-eared fox.
Dorothy Barclay extols milk as essential from infancy to old age. She argues milk builds muscles brains and energy and notes postwar dairy consumption rising 20 percent while carbohydrate intake falls.
The shift from farmers separating milk to relying on creameries altered product flows. In 1950 nonfat milk solids used 9 billion pounds of skim milk, with butter demand down and evaporated milk rising as a top seller due to cost and versatility. Evaporated milk stores indefinitely and can replace liquid milk by mixing powder with water.
The date line runs from the North Pole to the South Pole along roughly 180 degrees longitude and does not circle the globe. Noon is when the Sun is south, so moving westward you reset clocks by one hour each 15 degrees of longitude. Circumnavigating westward would place you a day behind those who stayed home.
San Jose prepares a centennial display featuring a fire engine from 1903, the town’s oldest engine outside a museum. The Boston-made vehicle served until the 1920s and includes four pumping levers a priming reservoir and a long hose for cisterns and wells.
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